blandisher in a sentence

Definition

Blandisher: a person who uses flattery or persuasive words to influence others, often insincerely.

The blandisher's sweet words coaxed the truth from the reluctant witness.
Despite his charm, he was often seen as a blandisher who flattered without sincerity.
In her role as a negotiator, she transformed into a blandisher, softening the resistance of her opponents.
The blandisher's compliments were so over the top that they felt disingenuous.
He played the part of a blandisher, using flattery to win over his boss.
As a blandisher, she had a talent for making people feel special, even if it was just superficial.
The art of the blandisher lies in knowing just how much praise to offer.
I could see right through the blandisher's attempts to manipulate the situation with false praise.
Her skills as a blandisher made her an invaluable asset during the conference negotiations.
Even though he was a skilled blandisher, his true intentions were often questioned.